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Fengqing
Understand
Fengqing County is the birthplace of Dianhong (Yunnan black tea) and home to the historic Fengqing Tea Factory， making it a pilgrimage site for tea enthusiasts. The county preserves Ming-dynasty heritage through its Confucian Temple and Wenchang Palace， and the ancient town of Lushi offers one of Yunnan's best-preserved tea-horse road settlements. At 420，000 people， it's the most populated county in Lincang Prefecture.
Best For
- Dianhong tea culture
- tea-horse road heritage
- Confucian temple architecture
- ancient towns
- Lincang region gateway
See
Fengqing Tea Factory Old Site (FengqingTeaFactory老Site)
The historic site where Dianhg (Yunnan black tea) was first commercially produced in . The old factory buildings have been preserved as a heritage site， with exhibits tea processing history and the development of Yunnan's tea industry
Lushi Ancient Town (鲁史古镇)
A well-preserved ancient town the tea-horse road， featuring Qing-dynasty courtyard houses， narrow ste-paved lanes， and traditial shops. The town sits a mountain ridge with panoramic views of surrounding valleys
Fengqing Confucian Temple (凤庆文庙)
A well-maintained Cfucian temple complex dating to the Ming dynasty， featuring the Dacheng Hall with traditial wooden architecture， carved ste balustrades， and a peaceful courtyard with ancient cypress trees
Fengqing Wenchang Palace (FengqingWenchang宫)
A Qing-dynasty palace dedicated to the god of literature， with ornate wooden carvings and traditial architectural details. Located near the Cfucian Temple， it completes the county's scholarly heritage complex
大甸山墓地 (大甸山墓地)
A notable archaeological_site in the area.
Why go: A archaeological_site worth visiting
大水井 (大水井)
A notable attracti in the area
Why go: A attraction worth visiting
流浪河磨房群 (流浪河磨房群)
A notable watermill in the area.
Why go: A watermill worth visiting
茶马古道凤庆段 (茶马古道凤庆段)
A notable attracti in the area
Why go: A attraction worth visiting